Anonymous
31 December 2020 at 10:11
My community certificate is by but my college tc in October how to correct my tc
Anonymous
30 December 2020 at 21:36
My name is AB
but in all my academic documents, and adhar card it is written as A B {with space}
but in my passport, it is written as AB
How can I rectify it and how much time will it take?
What is the procedure?
thanks.
Shilpa
29 December 2020 at 23:39
1 stilt + grounf+2,will there be 4th floor for this plan and weather i can purchase 4th floor flat??
Shilpa Shetgar
29 December 2020 at 23:31
1 stilt + grounf+2,will there be 4th floor for this plan and weather i can purchase 4th floor flat??
Harish
27 December 2020 at 21:27
My employer requested a Rent Agreement as a compulsory condition to get HRA benefit, where the rent agreement should clearly specify the duration of the period exemption is claimed i.e from 1st April 2020 onwards .
Now my query is - During the period starting from nationwide lock down from 24th March 2020 till Unlock 1.0 started from June 1,2020 - most of the sub registrar office and notary services were suspended so legal rent agreement work was NOT done in most of the courts/sub registrar office.
Want to know if there is any verdict from any court or any other law which provides exemption that if a rent agreement created on a later date can cover the entire HRA claimed period starting 1st April. What and how I should do to satisfy my employer condition of rent agreement with start date of specified period
Awni Ranjan
26 December 2020 at 20:17
Is it legal for a resident Indian to purchase foreign lotteries , e.g. American Lotto
Anonymous
19 December 2020 at 14:06
Dear Sir,
On the advise of RBI the IBA has prepared and suggested draft if working capital consortium agreement for consortium lending. While suggesting this they have not noticed that for the loans which are based on equitable mortgage banks execute deposit of title deed ( article 6 ) and unattested hypothecation ( exempted thru notification since English time ). In the IBA suggested document i.e Working capital consortium agreement contains loan details as well as security details. Because of this it may fall under article 37(b) / mortgage deed. Article 37(b) or mortgage deed without possession attracts at least 10 times higher stamp duty then article 6 meant for deposit of title deed. This query is presently related to Rajasthan but may affect other states in future. Pl help us and suggest how to deal this situation.
Awni Ranjan
14 December 2020 at 18:52
I understand that in Rajasthan the minimum quorum for AGM of a society is two thirds of total number of apartments / flats this sounds bizarre because these days there are many multi-storied / multi-towered building that have more than thousands of apartments / flats.
And it is practically not possible to ensure presence of 2/3 members , e.g. 667 members in a new housing society of 1000 members
I understand that in Maharashtra and Delhi the minimum quorum is 2/3 of total membership or 20 whichever is MINIMUM , and this sounds logical and practical
ISSUE : (1) WHAT is the legality resolutions passed by 2/3 members or 20 members in Rajasthan
(2) can a housing society overrule this part of the Rajasthan Act
kavksatyanarayana
07 December 2020 at 14:13
Dear Experts, My friend's relative in abroad executed a sale deed. He signed on all the papers of the deed. So only to present the document before the Sub Registrar, Anakapalli, A.P., India for registration, he has given authenticated/attested Power of Attorney which is attested by the Indian Consulate abroad. But it has no witnesses. One lawyer friend said that it requires two witnesses' signatures for the presentation of the sale deed. I opine an attested POA does not require witnesses. However, I am of doubt whether it requires witnesses or not? Please clarify as the document has to be presented before the Sub Registrar concerned.
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Bypass nominee of bank account
My mother set the nominee for her bank account as my cousin. (her sisters son). she was misguided into doing so, he was present with her when opening the account.
Now mother has expired and bank says money will be given to nominee and the nominee has no intentions of passing over the money to us - Legal heirs.
I know Succession certificate can be procured and matter sorted out, but we all know it is a costly and more importantly takes 5-7 months
I have found RBI circulars where it clearly states Bank should not insist on Succession certificate if the all legal heirs are available.
Bank is harping on the same tune - We can only give to nominee or get Succession certificate. We have Legal heir certificate issued by Tehsil office and Death certificate
My question is - How to bypass nominee and get money without going through trouble of getting Succession certificate
Release of Assets of Deceased Customers to Legal Survivors/Claimants
DBOD. BC.No. 55 /09.07.007/2001-02
https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/NotificationUser.aspx?Mode=0&Id=545
Additional points for the above circular
DBOD.BC.No. 63 /09.07.007/2001-02
https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/NotificationUser.aspx?Mode=0&Id=569